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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-04-21
A TRUE STALWART.


ened Physical Decay" of the President
The Poor Mans Champion.
Do not waste any time in worrying
about our Democratic President. He
is all right physically, mentally and
politically, and he means reform. I
have had the pleasure of good hours
talk with him. First, as to Mr.. Cleve-
lands physical condition. So many
stories have been circulated over the
country about an alarming increase in
weight that I supposed from the
amount of smoke that there must be
some fire somewhere. I have seen Mr..
Cleveland on very many occasions, but
never saw him look SO well as he did
yesterday. He has lost rather than
gained in flesh.
''You are well, Mr.. Presidentp" I
asked.
Perfectly" he answered. II never
worked harder or felt better in my
life.''
'But some of the Republican papers
are very solicitous about your healthP"
I suggested. land are giving the people
the impression that second term
would find you too enfeebled for the
great responsibilities of your Office"
There was merry twinkle in his eye
as he replied: "We'l, I'm not to be
killed off by any offensive partisan
ship of that kind. AS for second
term"-and here he grew very serious
-''that is all in the air, and I have
nothing to do with it. My time is
taken up fully with my present duties,
and propose to do my work in such a
way that my successor, whoever he
may be, will have nothing to undo. It
will be the business of the party to
name their best man; that is, the man
who can best carry out Democratic
principles and policies, and the man
who can best protect and defend the
rights of the people,
said to tn e President: '.Mr. Cleve-
land, there seems to be good deal of
interest in this land question just
now.''
eyes, was his quick answer, ''and
very properly, I think. It is one OF
the live questions of the day, and GER
tainly one of the most important"
1.-The railroad corporations appear to
be somewhat greedy" suggested.
"Well," he SAID ga railroad corpora
tion should have its legal rights-no
more, no less. But the people should
have their rights, also. When a real
settler-I don't mean mere land
speculator, but farmer who builds his
little house and sets about the improve
m ent of the acres on which he has set
tled-when such man has legally
taken possession of his 16O acres, he
ought to feel that the Government is
behind him. He has a right to feel
that way, and, so far as this Anminis-
tration is concerned, it is clearly the
friend of the people. While as mat
ter of course the Administration will
protect the lawful rights of corpora
ton as we'll as those of the people, still
think it should be specially jealous Of
the rights of the farmers and the
working classes. I will 60 even further
than that and say that if by any con.
struction of the law a seeming injustice
is done to the humblest farmer in the
farthest corner of the land, then the
law ought to be changed at once. ]
am of the people. I believe in the
people, and 1 stand by them and with
them first, last and all the time."-M
Y. Herald.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-04-21
DEMOCRATIC COMPOSURE.


A Way of Accounting for It: The Re-
publicans Admit That Blaine Is Their
Strength, and Yet Fear the Democratic
Administration.
On all sides it is admitted that to re-
nominate Blaine would be party
suicide. Why? Surely the Maine
statesman is the embodiment Of true
blue Republicanism; more magnetic
than any other man in the party;
towering head and shoulders, intel
lectually, above all other aspirants, is
the most popular and eager candidate
of them all, and yet. in one voice, and
with one accord, his party is in favor
of RELOCATING him to the rear of the
procession, behind the Shermans and
the Windows, the Culloms and the Al
lisons. It must be CALLING to Blaine.
There must be some reason for this
dire Republican party distress. It was
not SO four years ago. nor three years
ago. At that time the woods were
full of men who could lead the party to
victory, but none more gallantly and
gloriously than Blaine. 1t is not so
now; the supply is not equal to the de-
mand. in fact the supply appears to be
completely exhausted, and the party
appears to be completely exhausted
over its search for candidate. Sure
ly, Blaine has done nothing since 1884,
either in political or public way, that
would have tendency to make him
unpopular with the people or his party.
On the contrary, he has been very cir
cumspect, and in no manner or way
has he intruded his peculiar views
upon his party associates or attempted
to reward friends or punish enemies.
Ostensibly he has stood aloof from the
field of politics, posing as a states
man, and he ought to have benefited
by the retirement. We think he has.
But what of his party, how has that
faredp
1t can not be claimed with any de.
gree of consistency that Blaineism, OF
Republicanism has made any strides
toward winning back the confidence
and the votes of the people. On the
contrary Blaine Republicanism has
been gradual loser in politics since
the first session of Congress under
Cleveland's Administration, and the
Democratic party has gained what its
adversary has lost. The loss and the
gain accounts for Republican nervous.
ness and Democratic composure.-
-Des MONIES Leader.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-04-21
1t was high time for Mr.. Blain

--t was nigh time Tor Mr.. Blaine
to make trip out West if he hopes to
save any remains of the Blaine boom.
We have already quoted the declara-
ton of the St. Louis Globe Democrat
that the Republican party certainly
can not" carry the election of 1888 if
it renominates the candidate of 1884,
and the earnest protests against that
folly of such other good Republican
papers as the Milwaukee Sentinel in
Wisconsin, the Burlington Haaokeye
and the Council Bluffs Nenpayeu in
Iowa, IN I, Post
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-04-21
-Neoroes in Lincoln County

Negroes in Lincoln County, Ca,
who have bought goods and mortgaged
crops to pay for them have got so far
behind that they are said to have o.
ganized to resist the officials charged
with collecting the debts. OF course
they will get worsted in this, but, says
the Manufacturers Gazette. the lesson
will be worth all its cost if it teaches
these lately enfranchised citizens that
no worse slavery ever existed in this
country than that of debt.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-04-21
WIT AND WISDOM.

Genius without ambition is as use.
less as cannon ball without powder.
The honest man has nothing to fear
from an honest jury.-M o. Picayune.
Grand temples are built of small
stones, and great lives are made up Of
small events.
Upright simplicity is the deepest
wisdom, and perverse craft the merest
shallowness.
-ffat which is striking and beauti-
full is not always good. but that which
is good is always beautiful.
What is that which lives in the
winter, dies in the summer, and grows
with its roots upward? An icicle.
The infant King Of Spain is able to
walk Spanish now with the assistance of
the Minister of the Nursery.-M Y
Herald.
"A merchant who advertised for ga
man to take charge of the glove depart
ment," received call from profess
sor of boxing.-Tenas Sytings.
From all stations of life, among all
classes of patience, overwork or worry
is at the bottom of the miserable re-
suit of shattered brains and wrecked
constitutions.-Erchange.
All politeness is owing to liberty.
We polish one another, and rub off our
corners and rough sides by a sort of
amical collision. To restrain this is in
evitable to bring rust upon mems un-
derstandirg.-Shafsesbury.
-"Ah, John! got back 80 soona
Didn't expect to see you for week at
least. Supposed you'd put up with
your aunt" 81 should have done SO,
only found that she wasn't inclined
to put up with me. ."-Burdette.
The Difference
"rwixt fool and wise,
This difference lies:
The fool his folly shows,
Yet knows 1t not;
The wise his folly knows,
Yet shows 1t not.
It'd Bits.
How long since your father has
given you a good licking, sonnyr"
'.He never did," Look out, young
ster! You know where liars go TOP"
Stlu 1xC AOVOL kdv0 lI10 -
good lickin'; but I've had plenty Of
t'other kind. christian at Work.
The more clothes a man wears the
more bedclothing he uses, the closer
he keeps his chamber, the closer he
confines himself to his house, the moro
readily will he take cold, as the more a
thriftless youth is helped the less able
does he become to help himself.
Good Housekeeping.
Mamma" said a K-street little
girl to-day, ''what kind of word il
snodunder, and what does it meanp'
"Really, my child" replied the amazed
mother, Il can't tell you. I never
heard such word before. Where did
you ever hear it?" .'At school today.
mamma. The teacher said spring was
saodun,leE" The mother caught On.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-04-21
A BREAKING BOOM.
The Candidacy Of the Ohio Senator Al
ready ImperIled by QuarrelinE Rspub-
ucang.

The Candidacy Of the Ohio Senator Al
ready ImperIled BY QuarrelinE Rspub-
licans.
We have noticed from time to time
the progress of the Sherman boom
which was so auspiciously launched at
the Delmonico dinner of the Republican
Club a few months ago. We then
pointed out some of the unmistakable
signs going to show that there was
disposition among the party leaders,
hitherto friends of Mr.. Blaine, to drop
him and take up the banner OF the
Ohio Senator. Not the least of these
indications was the very full report of
the speeches given in the columns of
the Tribune, where nothing was sup
pressed, not even the sighting allu-
sions of General Hawley to Mr.. Blaine,
who was spoken of as the ''one man"
who had caused the division of the Re
publican party, and the consequent
election of Mr.. Cleveland. We should
not be surprised if the Tribune were
the open advocate of Mr.. Sherman be-
fore the end of the present year. The
Delmonico dinner, it will be remem-
bered, made so bad an impression on
Judge West, the blind leader of the
blind, that he wrote a letter in great
haste and heat to counteractits effects,
and to uphold the Blaine interest in
the State of Ohio.
Business is accumulating for the
Boston Journal, which has declared its
purpose to read out of the Republican
party every man ''who can not sub
scribe to the sentiments of Senator
Sherman's speech at Nashville. Sem
ator Hawley, of Connecticut, has q
great army of sympathizers with his
declaration that the Sherman policy of
'aiding the States in the education of
illiterate children by liberal appropri-
ations of public money" is ''most
dangerous to the Republican expert
ment as our fathers understood it. !"
The St. Paul Pioneer Press character
lied the scheme which Senator Sher-
man favors of as ''bill for pauperiz-
ing the public schools of the United
States" and ga gigantic bit of public
plunder," 1.-THE worst effect of which
would be to render unnecessary that
healthful activity in the several States,
in providing for the maintenance of
common schools, which. has been the
vital element in all our educational
progress" At this rate, instead of the
Boston Journal reading out of the Re-
publican party every body who will
not accept the educational subsidy
people for whom he speaks in the East,
and the st. Paul Pioneer Press and the
people for whom it speaks in the West,
will soon be disfellowshipping the
Journal for indorsing schemes of pub
lie plunder" which threaten the per-
petuity of the republic.-N. 7. Post.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-04-21

-One-fOurth of the milk-dealers i'm
Boston. the local inspector of milk AZ
sevis. ure Iishousst.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-04-21

the 18th destroyed the mill Of Collier &
Green, five large ice houses, grain eleva-
tors, q blacksmith and wheelwright shop,
large corn barns and valuable machinery.
Loss, $4,000; insurance small
The business failures occurring through
out the country during the seven days
ended April 15 number for the United States
146 and for Canada 20, or total Of 175 as
compared with total of 223 the previous
week and 1872 the corresponding week of
last year.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
WGoiom ScrnbaueulDffc.

ct @rprestog, iom disit fra Bolton
5reba9 gliten ST. z, bleo rammet al en-
iorf9roelis lllptfe i@arbeoen al @opbs
tod paa 8ermont Central 81. 81. 80
get beItpo al ct 2pfomotip, Ell Baggage
uogr, en- FuituugH, To $usiugerUU8He
og TO Sopepogne.
9oget gift mco a~lminoelis 5art. On
trent 200 Yaros fra 8roeu peb ben
gumle @inbior Citation iteote BET paa
Ell lDs Sfinne. Qpfomotipet, Sa9as
gepO9ne os Ioituosuen repes ls8 fra
&eiten at Sp9et us lsb uoen Sanitez
li9beb oper 8roen. De andre 8o9ne
fob at Sfinnerne, men Iulgte Sporet
til Gnoen al Brper, Der lteote bet mob
oenne, O9 ale 8o9nene falot neo /
@bitefloben, omtrent 20 SOB neoenlln.
Der. Saalnart iom mufi9t oeubte ben
~iorreite 8el al 3oset tilba9e til ulpf-
fesitebet. De lllptfelises Sfri9 o.
Sammer bar bjerteItjerenoe. 6jelp
font ugiaa fra Omesnen, o9 Der blep
9jort aft muligt for at reobe 8asiages
rerne. Man opba9ebe mart, Of Der par
Slblbs / ben farite Iasiaserpusn, og
aae 8ogne bar mart inb6gQet / 5lnms
mer, bporoeo 89oielsicenen blep END
mere f~orfaroelis.
Oct bar umulist for be 9ilitebeuas
renoe Of iluffe Sloen, ba Der bar SIS pad
5lOoen, bet eneite De tunoe sjcre, q at
reobe iaa mango iOm mulist al Dem, iom
bar inoeflemt / @o9nene; men Oct bier
iuart iad bebt, at M MATTE ppaipe
alle 5origg paa at reooe be lllpffelise.
"a llnolRtninsstuget ira g2bite 8iuer
Sunction anfOm til lllpffesitebet, par
baabe Broen % be- 8erionuogne albeles
poelaste. Sfslse be ieneite Mebbelelle,
blep oper 60 Iasiaserer br9bte os ON.
trent 40 fit iarlise Yranbiaar. Del el
ben melt ~r9biOmme Sernbansulptfe, ion
noseniinoe bar banbt Seem Sampibir'
eler ben nOrblise Def al RDs Gnslaub:
Staterne.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
Set ainerifamjfe Nleif

bar, iOm enbuer 2aier Of en- amerifanif
Gpis peo os bar uibit, l9nge uaret Here
al be eurppaiife 2anbe en- 5orn / lis
ueue, os, itisnt Gn6per meo ct ballot
Efe funoe ie, at bet bele Stris mob 9as
rem laa ! en- imaalis 5rpst for 8snfur>
rance, 6leu bet bog sjUrt BERTH, at bet
par 3rtdin=S psosm, man irpstebe for ps
beriOr life piloe uioe al, at oct iubfertes.
Oct er meo ialo 3rup9rbisbeo oplpit Os
gUotsjOrt, at bet sameritanlfe 5leif life
er mere ubiat for at bare Senne Spss
oomsipire ! zig eno noset anbet Jleif,
men man rpiteoe BLOT paa 9ppebet Der
til, % JOrbuoet bleu itaaenbe peolas.
gn iaaoan 5Orbolbsresel er taset lite
alene | 2piflanb, men oslaa | Granfrise,
Oct er berfor albeles | fin Drben, al
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
gepenSe b%egrauet.

6Olsenoe irp9telise Siitorie berettes
ira Snumur i 5rnntri9c: Gn ing
Mano, ium bar ansrebet al Ell initlom
Sp9oum, bsoe plubieli9, ioetminbite
troe6e man Bet, % Der saoes 8efdling
til, at ban itulbe besraues iaa burtist
ium muligt. ga &iiten 6ares til Ora
pen ipntes 2isbGrerne, at De b6rte en-
8anfen unber 2aaget, men oa De lrpsa
tebe for at u9tfe Yanif blanbt be til
fteoeperenoe, fortiatte Dc meo i'm
gproe. Bitten neoi9ntebes / GraDen,
men oa Sorben tuitebes ouer ben, bDrte
ale be tilIteoeoRrenoe tDoelis 8anten
inoenira ben. Snoen oente fIUtoe brDs
bes up, maatte man imiolertib ienoe
BIB efter Wairen, bpiltet to9 temmelis
fang lib. IA iaa 2aaget bleu ta9et
Of, 9ioroe man Den irD9telise Cponselle,
at ben ulptfelise unse Wiano netop par
ogo al apelning.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
CODE Tmn,mer 645.

Wr. 7embam ira 6anoels aomiteen
bar iuoleueret til Gongre$isn ct Sou.
ferila9, Der saar no pnd, al aft 6leit,
beitemt til uoisriel, ifal undertakes en-
9ruuojs llnoeris9elie, iaa ulnu fan icle
zig dlbeIes O%perbeoit ont, at BET CT iriitt
Og iunbt, og at BET ioripues mco N oft
ciel 8euionelie ior, at iaa CT IitiGloet.
0ette 2ouiorilog inocbolocr tilige ct
6orbuo MOB at inofGre til &c 3oreueoe
Stutrr UDgTtTtug5 1UTfItTTT TTtr f0r
Sunobeoen Itabeligt 0nriu9sitoi, eler
no~9etiombelit Slags Sru, 8rGuoeOiu
eler Ndltorif, Der er forialifet eler
6lanbet meo drugs eler femifalite Stoife.
OpertrGoelie al oeune Qop ifnl itrafs
les meo Baber ellrr 5aasiet eqer 6egse
9ele, og innbanne 8arer btiper at tous
~filtere.
Get or en- a~ienosgierring, at Der fra
9pitlano, 5rdntri9eo9 ilere andre euro
pGilte 9anoe inofgres en- bel Gel iors
ialitebe os f~uriuiteoe 9ritfeunrer til De
5orenebe Statcr, ps bet or od iaa bsiit
rimelist, at mon pil foriDge inabant
ioeitRn9t berira, aar oct ameritanlte
5lelt life iful funne uinbe Snogans /
europa, itjeut Oct bcpisligt iieloen
eller uloris or no9eu 5dre ior6unoen
meo at nDbe bet.
Get fan pGre 9oot / iaaonune Sens
ieenoer at oiie Gurppperne, at ma life
i ben Grab laber iig ipiQe paa gtrien.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
Safpta.

DIR. Smitb, ION l%antrnen meb nOgle
andre grpo Ell 8rouo for Munitoba6as
men MiuOt, fulnt / 6reongs nep ben
80 SOB bpbe 8rouo. 6an blep piebliftes
Zig ornbt.
5rDsiet libel, gelion @iaiams, Tom
arbeioeoe / Ell SalaOn / @raitpu, piloe
fprleoen &ften 9an ira Wtinto til @rafz
ton, pmtrent 0 Mtil. Sen nGite Wtors
gen iaIote8 ban ~irosiet ibjel peo Sernz
b%dteiporet. 6nu bar b~eruiet, pa ban
forlOo Winto.
6ubmnno 9. IalemOe, Ell 6armer,
iom buebe 4 Mil / 9toro for Siolly
6als, be9it Selumoro 3Orsba9 Otter
mibbag. Gn Sufasiator fra Siour
Sails fom op til BAN for at inbfrrue en-
Del Yen9e for en- Sanf. Scr, 8alemoe
nG9teoe at betule, 9if ino / Stalben %
llltteoe Sgren. Slot etter Tom ban 10
meo en- &eooluer % ltiDb Zig Ell &usle
gjennem Spuebet. Wr. 8alempe bar
p~elituaenoe pg Gier al en- balu Seftipn
2ano. s ben ieucre 5ib bar fan oeret
tunsiinoig, iaa ban uoentpil bar be9aaet
Selpmpro / ct NnIalot al Sinosfor=
pirrin9,
Seuere ~mebbeles, at maj bar ppba9et,
at g. .. 3nlemoe noele Gage tioli9ere
bar br9bt i'm Wtpoer peb Git. 2i9et
blep 9rapet up i9jen % unberlo9t al 2e=
ger. 9e fanot betpoeli9e &uantiteter
Strp6nin / benbeS Wape. 8 g. 8.
9alemoes CONNIE fanot mar en- balu
iplot 6lafte rleo Strpdnin.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

ororet, at iugen 6eite ltal uoifi6es fra
oisie 2onbe. 5rnntrige tisber 6aure /
3uslano; 9pitluno % 6rontrise pps
fprer 9ri9sbarutter bper pan i'm SIDE
al 6rUublefinjen Dem imeQem.
Gn Miis &dn 3onot / G6ica9o
baObe lat Jig init /, at bun itulbe % oct
uiloe p9te ben nrreitereoe % ososopmte
Anardilt Spies. Sberiifen forbpb, at
nosen 9G9teifabs Geremoni al ben
-Sfnss vrrtUyr5 5uUgftrt, buUrfUr bdH
o9ian bar mootaget Taaifipnnelie al
.iornnitise Nterneifer, men Wliis 3anbt
uiloe partOut bliue Mrs. Spies, % ian
fit bum orbnet bet iaaleSes, at Ell Bro
Der al Nrreitanten ltuloe optrGbe iom
oennes Steoiortrnoer. Tielieu iore9if
uirfelis, men pm ben er 9plois betpileS.
Oct er allereoe lang 9io, iiben
Slte5fanalens ~tefnilfe 9ommisIion no
talte ii9 for, at oct paa @rrno al BEN
~tiltasenbe 9ruiif pilbe blipe npopenoigt
at uopioe &annlen. Wan blep eni9 ON
Ell Ylan, iom panbt 9(ftieeiernes 8iialb,
men &beoiuens Samtptte naatte iprit
iuoheutes. Otter l%anoparioe SSprhaubs
finger bar ben 9spptiife Gesjerin9 /
oisie Gage siuet lit Samtptte til @ana.
lens uopibelie ug iolgt til Selitabet
iorltjeli9e 2anoltrGfnin9er meo ct STA.
b~einbbulb paa tilinmmen 1000 Seftarer
Ell 6eftare er ct 5laberraal pna ont
trent 200 &paorater, bpert % SOB paa
buer SAINT, a 500 Jrant, buffet iorpp=
rist betegne8 iom poerbreuet oprt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
II.

Gpntrafiprerne ION bD99er Ell 6prs
lpn9elie al Milpaufee & Nprtbern &.G.
ira Srpn Wpuntain til Iepublic, fla9er
luRrt pper, at 6loffe al SfienfeuGrter
bar ilnaet Jig neb ~lan9smeo Sauen %
faar fat paa Nrbeibernes Gen9e.
Statens Ngerbrugsiclifab Far be-
Illlttet al llboele YrRmier til ct 8elpb
al $4,000 mere paa naite Uplifting
eno iiIpr.
Sfarlageusieber er epioemilf paa
ilere Steber / 9~rempeleau County.
Gn unoartet SDgSpm er ub6ruot
blanbt ScItene 0megnen al Soft Grant
County. s.. Cunningham bar miitet
ilere ~uarbifuloe !6eite.
Gn gal SunS ansreb iorleoen Dag
ilere &erioner paa @aben / @auialt.
Selbi9pis 6leu in9en al Dem blot al bet
raieuoe SRit. Gen blep lflbt % brGbt
al Ell &~Olitibetient, ibet ben bplbt paa
at il9n8e lit SjDb iitpfter. s 2pbet al
Ter Maaneoer bar Der i @auiau pGret
brebt to gale Sunoe.
SinbslggeaiDl. SOarb Of Super=
pilors for Ga Grpsie County bellutteoe
/ 3orsbass at uoitcoe Spnps for $780,
600 for at bDsse ct County, Sinosipsez
Slipl.
Dc Sernbancfompanier, lom bar
fine Sppebfuarterer / Milwaufee, bler
for en- 5io lioen ppfororeoe al ari9ss
oepartementet / @aibin9tOn til at inb'
ienbe en- Cite pper beres "rullenee Ma'
~teriel" % beres @une til at transporter
Trooper til Steoer lan9smeo beres So
ner. Saabanne Glitter CT mi lenote I'll
&rigsoepartementet.
vi 6UrretninG sbuIe Sllrlep ilep'
6ranote 5rebas Morsen. Sloen pp.
itooi bcrueb, at DIE e~rplObereoe | el
Opn / s.. Sbermans &%eitaurant. U
Man9el paa gano bar Sranomanclfa
bet life iItano til at iIuffe Sloen
SranoIfaben anilaaes til oOer $4,000
&siuranlen er benimoo $4,000.
Set tore i%fanoinapiIfe 3otel | @al
Claire neobranbte Srebas Mprset. 81
ben bespnbte i ct manseliulot &vr. so
telet eiebes al @nbericn Bros. Stapel
anIlaaes til benimOb $4,000. Mslu
ranien umtrent bet Salpe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
Den Glbite Npis.

Otter De nDeite Gplpsniu9er CT Bel
9ien bet 2ano, Der f8rit fit en- aois, ioet
Bostrpffer Nbrabam 8er6oepen / Naret
1905 lit Iripilegium pan at irDtte ale
Npbeoer. Set 2loIte Nuncr al oeune
3ioenbe, iom ppbeuares pac BET fouges
lise Bibliotbet i Brpsiel, er ira Naret
1916, men at BET life itrnr Ell uotommet
reoelmasiig, ices al ct gtumer ira lobe
april 1917, buori llogiueren flyer, at
berefter pi( Blnoet uofomme regelmRss
iig. Den nnlte Npis er 1915 iremtom.
men / 5ranfiurt, bpor 9ogtrpffer Gma
mel bespnbte uosiuelien al ct llseblao,
Der efter no9le 5ornnoringer ii9es at
bare 9aaet op / bet mtoGreuoe "5ranfs
iurter Sournal". Serefter iClger 6ols
lamb meo Ell 9tuis, Der ubtum TO @an9e
ON llgen fra 1919. Gnglanos Glolte
gluis er ira 1922, og / Yaris bar bet
fgrite 8lab "2a @ajette be 5rance",
lom ubfom 1881. Gen iueuite Quis,
@Init pd 33nrites 9%ioning" gritHoeoes
al 8ronning Mnrie Gbriitiue 1914 og
er iioen ben lib uotOmmen uaibruot
inbtil mi. 9erefter fulgte DC andre
Qanoe me6 forte Mtellemrlm.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
GaniaS

SulOaterre er life nle9et afbolote /
ben ipolige Del at Gunner County, %
bar lin @rlrnb beri, at enbel Il. 9. So
palcri nDlig operialot npgle 6armere,
Ium hplot paa at iamle &eb inbe paa
Ss"noianer Gerritoriets Gr9noier, mis-
banDleoe benz us ja9eOe Dem tlliioit ITO
ira oisie GnemGrfer. Get antases al
De 6leIte paa DC &anter, at De Wtitit9re
bar ueo betne 9eilisbeo misbrust i'm
Mpnbisbeo paa en- %itammelis Waaoe,
% Saaen pil blipe inbberettet til Cont
sresien.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
Yenn%p lpania a.

st al DC briitigite Cuerfalo, man
MI iortiben fjenber til, foresif for no9le
faa Gage iiben paa Sernbanen mellem
Yittsbur9b % Glepelano. 50 Hplitis
mRro transportereoe pda SrGnet Ell
Wano, iom bar arreiteret for BET betpbe=
lise 5pperi al S9litinbS s&aaber, Der
for en- 5ib iioen forgocoes / Glepelanc.
Sa SrGnet ONT gtatten ST. 2 naaeoe
ircm til en- Station, fpm Ser fem npe
Haslagerer ilo, 9if gjennem @pgnrefz
fen o9 latte Jig roli9 NED &p9po9nen,
bpOr Seup9terne iao meb fin Sarge.
Neppe bapoe 5o9et after iat Jig / 8e.
pGgelie, ior SC itrar aabneoe Ell &epol-
Der SD paa Toliti Oificianterne.
SammcnItpbet enbte meo, at DC 6irt
ipran9 no al Oct / fulb Sang lobenot
Gog, ben iemte al Sanoen fuitebes III
ipm Sig, % iaa buppebc Sanger eiter.
DC to 8olitimRnb laa lppmmeltoe / III
Sloo pan @uluet inbe / &p9nen. 9e'
or ct fort Sppr9smaal, ON bisie far
reooes, t6i De CT iaa omtrcnt l~ipsfarli9t
ianreoe be99e to, men DC fire Nnsriber'
og Sanger ipnes at bore pel TONNE III
tit 8ppeitpfte meo BEN bpbe &amerat
iom De maa bare baaret nleo III
berfrn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
Nfrifa.

Stalieuernes WatcrloO. Sra Cues
meloes, at Der ltOo ct blooi9t Sla9 ben
25be og 26oe Sanuar mellem De Sno=
fgbte Cuban o9 De italienife Trooper
/ N9rbeoen al MasiOwab. Ge Snbs
frbte ero6reoe Stnlienernes 8unrner.
9lf $50 italienife Sploatsr unotom furl
so iaareOe. Stalienerne bar maattet
tr0ffe Jig tilbn9e fra ben iprite 89ftf
befpiteoe Stiati#Hsseer omfrins MtusiOwab.
Set er tpilipmt, ON &eiten at crop
perne fam bplpe Masioiuab, inbtil 5or=
i~t9rfnin9er naar irem til llnoi9tning.